MKULTRA DOC_0000017448

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April 1956

In response-to-yevir-letter^o/ ApHl 13, 1956, I
, ais tn<^osir^ a consolidated repo A of the funds provided ___

P the stnd 7 -in the area of ^rsonality research unler\he

directton of the UiEWfsi:^!5f7‘^gSiSii6S^^spartraent of -

Psychology. " P

I tiTist/that^tois^report provides^ thd necessaiy_

tnfoimatioa for yovr raeds . IfTahy^di^onal - inforaatioo-^-^

is nece3sary,_pleas3 write Ke.

Veiy traly yours.

Enclosure

155.08

Expenditures

Salaries S2,2h6.00^^^^

Supplier and Expense 125.20

Equipmant 75r.83r: ^

Indirect Costs 253. OU , 3 ,ljl6.07

Unexpended Balance, June 39, 195U $5,775.01

22 July 1955

I^IQEAISJOH fCSs TIS RECXFD-

SUBJECT t A6d&zdfM to Subprojootg 5, 25| 29

and 49t ’

1, Tl^ pw^oso of-tMa addon(3iEi is to sst forth __
tho ritual acM-nistrativo rcspousibilities of tbo con-
tractor sjjd c?oasor,T7rT^: ::r:;T

2, 'fh© abovo stibpro.iect3 reorooaat tha research

C^ prop'-aa of I h*. _ f irruicod undor JSvULTuA,

covering; the poricd of I Septoaocr 1953 through ^0
Juno 1956,

9, It ■yas a.grfcd: that I‘r. WM % tli o principal
investigator, would jrabadt ensual Infornaal suiviaj'y ac-_
countinss cover Leg tho tatire period of tho prograa.

It Is uruiorstood tJiat upon oorplotion of the rcsoai'ch
proxraa any Uii©;cp'?C‘iod or surplus f>’nclo ndvonced Jir,
aSSik^ould bo roturasd to tho seousor. Ales, tho _
<Hi«IMii^p^has requested the Univcrcitioa to
rabrait_ to_ tbo3-a-s:aisvsry=acsouatang-_oi* rionios received
froa tlib Fund. Th<^' also rcwoctsd tiia retuxa of any;
une:©ond5d funds i'ceeived under a_ grant I'rosi the Fund,

4, ih*, 'S®Bi|Fh33 ®_staiolirfiod a irosclal batUc aa-
count for alT f uhds advauoM by the

and a aijsod Doclaraticii of Ti-ust on this aocouiit has ^
been obtained and is ca file in Tw3/0D,

5, Title to any perhoheht odiiirfficnt purc’aaesd
fuhde ercatod tho Universities shsll be retairied by

tlso Caiversities ia lieu of Mgher ovvrbesd i-atos.

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6, Title to an 7 P'-C'chEsed

ty fviida granted to Mr, -®|IS|rsSall ca retained 1>7 ^

■ the Agency ej'.i on arunrd Lnveatory of _su -

gh.iTl bo succiitted to TS3/©, Upon coDoletioa of ths ; _ _

fosearca pro'r£.a all per:ianeat equipaoat will bo ro-
turaed to TSS/CD or disposal »ido at tba dlroctisn of
and with tho aoprcvel of Chief# TSS,

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7, It voa rrathally aip-eod that will ^

docnment all travel ejrc'ensea (tronsportatloa otube# '

hotel bill, oto. ) that aro debited against f-unda ad-- _

vanood to hio pereonal p^ant. -Docdiwitation cjid ae-

counting for travel eyrocoae s which are reimb ursable ^
by th© University shaii^eoafOKi^ith accepted Uaiver- - -
sity practices.

SlSKUr Q<:fni^-r--:r:: -::zzz7^

•Chief

TSS/ClieMcal Division - -

APPSCr/lD!

Distribution!

(Drlg & 4 - TSS/©

. la reply to your letter of.H«y-14. I Appreciate vour contia-.^d
lB.«re«t in "y research ^ad-yo'ir appwal^-^^ ..fro-n th» nerlod

of wune 1, 19j4, to Way jl, 1955* 'The first quarterly rVai'V »

WI.V,. vti! b. Miibi lil. w,

...areae. aa I %^ill net ce nioving to *gefc. rntil Jues 1/;. As I ftra not'
^<i<Jfes9r r will adviseVyou as SCO 0 as r aa located

^l«’*r<«lal-8t'iteasat for: this ^ Vg _.,jg ^ ^ ^ ^

, asllee to ^ ^ 1 1 would leys, to edYisa the

^ oi^idittiSfethat th? budget here ruvuld not be closed until

June 15 , ns there are sevaral subjects who will not be able to fir.lsh
^ the esyeriaeatal work before about June 10. end it villlteJca the extra
five days to sst their payroll through the offices here. If thiecehnot
be done, e^^ths project here . 7, ust be closed by^Juae 1, plensa let ran
xnov IrsTiei. lately so- that I can fi£UX3.Jhe_psy_ehead_for these people.

Agalo. thnnklag you for your help and consldaratlon, I ag

Since rely your 3

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FC3: CniKF, FirA’'CE DOT'IOU - ■ ■

31As Officer ^ ^

FU^J^.CTt Invoice To* 2 for Oubproject 5, Project

• 1. Payment is re(wested foi* the atUchcd invoice. - The payment

of ;5,Co?.10 should be made in the fern of t«o cashier's checks in _

the aaounts of .:?,910.-pdT?»4 ?153.;22r bot^de out to Vra. ^|pA

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^ 2, It is requested that the checks referred to above be dc-
Uvored to the Chiorre5/'fiSyT^»y-W'e ©lose: of- business ..oo vrednesdey.

.'••■ sr/'-r? Gomrs ’ ^

Chief • „

Checdcal- division, TiS

rittaCiUcei^t t ^ ^

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Certit -cations,

'■istribation:

.iddressoe — I'trS,-’. -S' 1 - -

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t::72e;-iGtry •• 1 ,

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•n.’voica

S Deeasber 1953

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fj_ V-Ofi^Tersity of

March 8 . I 954

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After- talking with -your rspreaentatl 79 7 esterday shout
fflOTlng the research proje ct to. 4 BB Mjfr University, I am submit ting
j v- ' the cflclosed hudge tifor the periocLJ:gBszl 7 Tl 95 ^rto May }l, 1935^

1 ^

; 1 talked about thi s more to Dr. head,

j 6 of departEect .of psychology, -fiSSW University, in December. At
that time he said that he-would likelto have a^tateoeat from :r-^

. o£ nnVysrslty . Wi ll you please send him such

a statement »

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SisW-the-hMlthr^fTiy^family is not good here 'at_
this lov altitude, I wish to express By appreclatiea for ithe^ir
couslds ration you have g iven to the t ransfer of the project to
University, - _ _ _

Sincerely yours.

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University cf S^SiMM i

March 6, 195^

Professor of Psychology

EeerFr. Miller,

) ?hout eioving the

vor:oin,r m’.cTer. 1 sjn elso' th» r,rot>osed

rjChudfiefc thst vcnid Ut i-.enjled hy qp 8 »: ;^lTelm:^^^ liudeet vUl r.e-ed - to -h^-

for-n?.lly EUhnlUed to the fund for their apj.rovFl; which will, I pcs ,--psuj-sd he
i;iven. Tbers *r» two its~ir.. In theThnsget vblch I feel should he eywl i-.lnoe ;

13, rfln3«lgPf l3 the assistant th'.t I have tr.eined for the project, tha ••/ill
he a pert tise st-acent cod '-villl^ba a senior h?xVyeftr. S!;n ^as consented to fo
vith the project to WSHSit^J^''} Tf,'h i ' .

in. I do n.-.t k'/jow just vhaV sercentaga ‘^ippi^Uiri^ charges for h?ndllnf:
ftmdc of tills kind so this iter. vlll SavaltoPh^f rile^^^ there,

Chars v»r.» aeverel jiOlnts .shout the project- t-hst you v/entec ft;/’-.lsia9d

1, ’.i'hst h'!S the project been and wh.et wlllv^lt je^coacernea with in the future^

'fho project hns haea^cc-uceTaed vith different api:ects of leeraing^

under lilSilliilii. end th.» future work

eje-rpl* of tlie work v/g hf.vs done here durlcr Hi.e psgt ye.er. iVs thesis suh-
ject for Tiy dcctorel vork for £ Thd.:in Prycholo.“y end-"^ feel,

should b« left until jve^cea_giplore_the_possibilltier. of ohtelniaf': subjects «fc
^k''i ^'Ulvarslty, FO'vever,- It should follow ■•lonj th'a line of reaedlel edu, ----
c-afioa end t>e u.ee of hypnosis,

2, '•^=t la yc«r O'wa vralnlng_eud e.yperlence?;^ :^^^p ~ i jTl'

^ I ea enclosing copies of ay- trenscriuts frca «»tCol lej»«, gr.d

I'aiyerslty. In i'c:dit4-on this ls__ay_peccnd y«sr of gr?.diiet» vork ot
the Tjnlv-sr.sity of #WSSiWKlWia».yi will send .you a trenacript of this vor’' i-s soon
C es the nuerter ends, 1 ttss rnmmiam of the _r-e n|^taeat of ihiycholo/iy

^College for " - 1 -“ lUring this tir-» I used

C in connsellnr vcrk wr^rrebcXin w.j^ s t tSy^eblTs . lor the pest ti-o '

yesr.-! I Lav? directed th? reee.arch work here on this r,rc,!ect. I e.m a aepi'cer 6i'

, hoRorary saclRtiee. X heyg been~« vaewga yitef

r'n'-''’^^g^ si^ca 19'^n, r.,nd have been a a<=.aber oi' tb? HaBatSkCorifercnce of

1 1 HliiBiniiiifiii^^ 1 1 (i-

3, shat er= j’oiir ovn rerRonel references? "

As to ay character and ability you any vrite tot

(ay conference superintendent)

College Uewa)

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Pr. «lfilWMWlII0llnilft j-rycb.olof-' haor-rtapat, Univercity cf fSPBS®S( (rro7.;eeor^
h, /cv -iuch fj.rcs veuln be nc-.'.<-d I'or the r.roject?

I fpcl thr>t. the alniaun space would be two ssic-ll prlv.'>tp roo’i?.

BfcliPI^ , ijifti ^ 'ml. ^i««i|||bMi(

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K connsctinf; (ioor wo'ald te prfferNd. 1‘ha mlMraua floor eppca la eeeh room
vould be 100 square feet,

I will do By best to pjisver eay other qua stloaS thet you asy h«ve
ebout the trensfer of the project to Danrer tJalverslty, . .. ..

Eoplag to hear from you sooa I m,

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WARNING NOTICE

SENSiliVC INTFll sGENCE
GOUP.CtS AMO METHODS li'jVOLVtD

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^dget: (to be hsndled b,

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University) June 1, 195^ to Kny 31, 1955

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(assist Ant)

L, Salaries

A. Kr.

B. Miss

II. Funds

A, Eqiilpaent - — ^

3. Office supplies plug Incidentals

C. ‘t'gces for subjects

Total

12,000,00

1 , 200.00

500.00 .
500.00

1 . 000.00

S?, 200. 00

III. la addition there vlll ce tho •’overhead charga" thAt the University
nay roahe for hand llM the f • ’ ■

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Budgets (to l3s sent direct to se) June 1, 195I1- to May 31, 1955

Salaries

frarel

Part tl«a secretary

$5,000.

1,800.

Moving es^pense (to 'be pald In full In 1st check) 1,000,

$8,800.

MEMORAKOUM RECEIPT

10 : Sidney Gottlieb *

FROM: Budget Office, TSS

SUBJECT: Checks Nos. m37137 & 1037138

6 Janmry 1954

OATC

I hereby acknowledge receipt of the following:

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/ Chec^ No. I-037137 in the attdtat_6f/S7,910.&8 had checJt no. M13713S in the
amount of $158.22 payable to ^gUga iil BUWft for payment of ^voice Kb. 2 for
Subproject 5, Project MaULTM^ ~

Platts ratum.

. t i fla«4 caaydai) of^tKla fae eiyt

*TU«£ OF R£CIFIEKT

/<4 r"iy

OAIE R£CeiV£0

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August 10 j 1953

^ Aarast 1933

cEis?rFKAS2 divkiok^ : :

VIA: ' TS3/£u3QSt Of*lcsr : : 1

SUSJSST: lawice So. -I f or Subproject 5> Pfoieot I*SCUt.®A

1, pay^at is requested for attaeied iavoiee. *2:e pay^nt
of , 034.55 eh<Kdd be sade la the fora of tvo casMsr'a ehechs la —
the cjsouato of y3>955»^^ end y79*H, oofeli naus out uo

2, It i 3 requested that the checks referred to abeva be v ^

delltersd to the Chief, CD/'?3S, by close of.bu&ixess ca Friday,
August 7. ■ ■

SmiSY GOFTLEB

Chief L ^
Cbenical Dlviolon, 233

Attachrant: ^ =

Invoice

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Distribution!

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(1) "It 13 hereby cei-fclflsd that this l3 Invoice Ko. 1 annlyias to ^

ouhppjQct g of Project imJLT?A, tlvat teclmlcal pcrforsaance

satiofactori,’, that the vork io halai; accormlished in ^

accordaccQ ylth the cutual a^reer^at reachad VI th L/

that this bill Is just aha correct aivl that payTaentTthoreof^laaa^uot^^

yet beca — - — -

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Date; . ■ • ■

. ' SiKSY G02TLBS3

Chief, CD/TS3"

(2) "It is hereby certified that this invoice applies to subproject
5 imder. Project i-0'SS.TRA vhlchjvas duly appro'/ed and that the project
has beea carried out ia^eocordacce vita the DD/? coaoraadvin to DCl
dated ^ April 1953 oM the DCI Eemorandun to DD/a dated 13 April 1953,

Dates

Depiity Ee search Director"

(3 ) "It Is hereby Certified that the sebp^ of the pi-osraa of
subproject 5 of Project tEUL'PE/i has been approved, ^

Data;

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lOaWSDtt-l F05!r 'CCJIK«.0I2£tt

AT^StiilQ^x - S : Flr^co DiviQi<iu ;i
nifflJSGrj ■ Pro.jeol: irJT<Jt,%V\, ■J'jbpro.lect 5

UaOer ev^tiority -jrar.toa i:i tl;e li^soran-liti aataa 13 -I? ' i-.--:,! i

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April lJ 53 fita tba Wl to t^jiD/jV c^^ • ' •

Qscnteil In tliQ KgBorc:Eil‘.^\ dntol 17 Anvil 1953 t5w_D3/AAo_i^_

■tho CoDtstrollor_ca tha J>ubj3'3t, '’DD/i’-TSl r?o,j«ct
aaaproies^ 5 153 yesn ssl tlis o/ey-all

^:4LtLl■?JV ^\tnvl3"r;a%-Q ^:-gc R c’gU g nted to co

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Fa^RAH Aprsovsa

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I'cacuToh Or,a,uro:t;

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security ityoR^ATi^M

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DRA^T!-SG/JBI

28 Ifey 1953

MBMORAM)U54 FOR Tffil RECORD'

SUBJECT:

Project I-tiOJLTRAT^SUbproject 5

1. Subproject 5 ofVP^ectrl-tKULTRA ^isA^^ constructed as the
means by which ^glPIgilpr work on fgfeaS^.will be

University of f roia September 1, 1953. to m 31.-1954, _

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2 . The attached msmprahdum briefly suranarizes the _current_^

status of the work, and -the -work to be d one^l n the next year. It
will be seen that the experiments In will be continued jfith__
particular emphasis on several operational problems.

3 . The two f Ihade^l^-pronosals are attached . They ent ail ^
$6,300.00T6r l-ir. •■!«e'^^d $5‘,5o6.32 for the University of mmmm
To this shouldj^e added 423703 r^ th>gyredffits

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function as^cut-out and cover for t his^G ^ant. T he coyer^ti tle of the

project will be^ 'it(]lCTillWiiliTl7i"~^^^ tn IfTiTfrl-

nresumably being supported by a'^esearch grant from t^

m 6 smsmi£y_ .

4. The total-cost of. the project will therefore not exceed -
$ 12 , 139 .^fQr a perl ^ of one year. -

Psychktxy^’u^^si§ If ttooush TOP ^RST

and are^aware of the reaV purposes^ of the project.

PROGI’AM APPROVED^
MiD ESGOl't-EKDEDr

SIDIEY QOrrLlEB
Chief

Chemical Division, TS3

APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION
OF FJND3;

E„?^l.'K[rCL!lVr7‘V/.'

Attachment:

Fropiosal

I'teiBorandusii

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DRi^FT-SG/ni
11 May 1953

KEMOHAIffiW FOR TBS RECORD

SUBJECT:

Visit to; Project

1. On tils <iay the vriter ^ent the day ofeserving e:Q>eriEents _

with Mr, project and la pisimlng next year's workon

the project (Mr. ' ^apl haa^al^dyyjuhmltte his proposal to the

2. The'gerieral rpicture of the present status of _ the project is
one of a carefully-planned- seri es of-five Ba , lor expericseats. ^ Most .
of the yeag-has heea spe nt I n scr eeni ng an d standardizing a. large —
group of subjects (ap proxiaately;l<^V|ahd the a ontbs between now and
September 1 should, yield much data^so thatl these five experiments
should be completed by Se ptenher^^The five e xperiments are; -

(M stands f or thetotal^number of subjects Involved in . tha_e:®erioent . )

: Expertont-V - N-l8=;^E>'pnotically- Induced anxieties to be
^h^Q^leted by Sep teEber 1 .

Experiment 2 -=N- 2 !:-^^npti eall y— increasing ability to learn and
" fecall-CompiexjwrittAn,,®at^ to be completed

by-Septe aber 1. :

^xperisent 3

N»3Q Pol y graph response un der Byphosls, tozbei
ccople t ed by jUune rl5 •

■ Rxnerlaent h N -2 h: H ypn oticall y : Increasi ng ability to observe
' and recall; a Goojplek arrangement of physical

objects.

Ej^el-imenV 5^N-100 Relationship of personality to
susceptibility to hypnosis.

3. The work for next year (September 1, 1953 to Jan®

1954) will concentrate on;

Experiment 6 .. The morse code- problem, with the emphasis on
— relaUvely' loveF^,^.^^^ than found on

IMiversity volunteers.

^^JrSnt -T - Recall of hiTpnotically acqaired informtion by

tylll>ubmit detailed research plans oa all expertmeats
not yet submitted. ^ •,»

4. A system of reports vas decided upon, receivable la JUne,
September and DeGember 1953r*Ed in March and June, 1954. These r

repbrts besides giving a surasar/of-progress on each of the seven
t 5 Q;«rlEents, will also include the raw data obtained in each experiment

At" the completion of any of -the experiments a complete, organized —

final report vlll he sent to us.

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■ 5 . After June =1x^pS» new address will be;

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6 . A new journal was-observed in office:

■ Jo\trnal:iof Clinical and ExperlmeQtal ^nosls--^

published-quarterly by the Society for C. & B.H.

' publisher is -Wobdrcnv Press, Inc. -

227 E7L45th_S^et

Mew York 17 , N . Y. ■

Price Is $6.00 ^

To date two numbers issued, Vol. 1 §\ January 1953 # end 4^1 • ^

#2 April 1953* V - ~ 1 1

7 . A Very favorable Impression was m^e on the vrlter_by the,
grouo. The experimental design of each experiment is very carefully
done) and the standards of detaiL and instruaentation seems to — r,
be very high.

Chief

Chemical Division, TSS

Original Only.

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Proposed University budget for the research projects
in ft'O'n September 1, 1953 to June iri95ij.

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Researdi Assistant, half tiine ^itOU.OO

Experimental Subjects and travel for same . 3000.00

H» Spendable Supplies : j _

TypeHriter rental^ etcv " ^ ^ ^ ’

IH» Penianent e quipsen t ^zr--— - =

(h’iH not be used ifieqivipent is^v^^ )
17. Travel :::; : : ; ^ :v: : : ^

Total- ----

Indirect Costs 8^

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150,00

500.00

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100.00

$5i5U.oo

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OF EXraKDITDRES, _

Rrojact: Gontlmaation work-in the field of th e usa of

Periods Septemljer 1, 1953 t» 31» 1?5U»/

1* Salariei

Part tiBB secretary = —

P* T^tidn^fees and expenses in U of
3* Tra^el^^ — ^

$ 5 , 000.00

$ 00.00

250.00
$5,300.00 /

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27 Vsr 1954

[•©•10RA1®CM FOR; Cliisf, TS3/Checical Dlrfsloa
SCBJBCT : Clearanca Appro val^^ in<rV3?i; ITY 0?

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1. Plaasa/'ba advlosd that a covert ceccrlty cloaragca

for Fa-0. bean approve foi* «sa ca

jsattoi’o insideat to Prcjeot J2CliI.Tr-4,« It ig vuderotood that
JSra.^lSi^will hava aecosa to classified isatei-lai through:::::;
TC^SSCRST.

2, Yogi* att^tlon is called to the fact that a covert

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security olearajica does got gOBatltato ^Sgg'P letQ cospliajico
vith the ta-ovisioasi of CL4 Regulation .Therofora, if //•

you should : deair® at a later- data to chang3 the status or
uso of this individual, a request for clearancoJio cover any,:^
proposed chasgo s>;oxiid fc® suhrttted to this office.^ ^■

3, 'fhis clearaDCQ bocemes lnti*J4,d is tho over4t the
Subject's servicos are not utilirled -within 60 days of tho
dato of this rsKoranduaw^^- - -

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Dlstrlbutloa!

Address eo - Orlgw & 1

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MEMOR.AiiDlS'i FOR THS RECORD

20 AprU

StJBJSCT:

«|g(nli|plBS^ comprised an experiment in hypnosis^deslgnedT
to demonstrate potentialities • of- hj'pnosis as a tool of tbe cland-
estine services. Additionally, It -.was felt tliat a stimulation of
the thinking of Operatioa'spersdriiel in this somewhat virgin
field would produce eoasldered and practical guidance upon which
to hase further research.

There follcn«rs a "brief chronological relation of the events
of the week of 21 March

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22 March - ^h'. «Bf e3tahlighed in a suite in the4l^|@!l|S&

- ^h^. «B—f estahlighed in a suit e in the^^HlM
Eotel^.— ^ 12^1unteer subjects were screened -for

suggestl bl l it y >^^==^^gg!r^^^^^^^==^

23 March - Seven -s uh.leats were sc ree ned for suggestibility
' la -the_ forenoon, 1_L_ ~

la^ the afternoon the three subjects scoring hlgh-
est on suggestiblllty screening ret-ornsd totZo&^Z
hour Individual interviews with

Each subject was given the attached information
report to study for l/2 hour with instructions
to remember the contents. - ^

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2k I.!arch - Each subject spent one hour in th e moral ngxand
one houTrin the^eftcjfnoon Jfith
medtstelv n rior-to the~ afternoon appointment
each subject^wasrallafM Jto observe a hotel room
forone-jalnute under instruction to remember all
¥ features for later relation^

25 l,&reh’’-"0hs" hour^wal SpentJwlth each the subjects in
the mornins, Ln the afternoon each subject was
tisked to reproduce consciously the \nrltten mater-
ial studied iand_the_featuxe3jof- the obsesrv'Cd room.
Follcr.rlcg this ond in the presence of 0 c/TS 3 Per-
sonnel, each subject was hj'pnotlse-i, and reproduced,
while in trance, either the written or observed
iiaterlal .

26 I'feireh - A demonstration vas given for selected represen-
tatives of Senior Staffs and Area Divisions.

Limb catalepsyr reproduction Of vritten Eaterlal
and visualization and verbal description were
demonstrated.

Discussion: : ^ j v : _ .

'

At all times when subject s yerf ^fc elsg h ypnotized a CD represen
tative (Dr. Gottlieb or Major ■was present. Eis presence „

served a double purpose of reaSsurence to the subject and observa--
tton of techntoue for p ossible later ex pl oitat ion.

'it should be emphasized that froa-thehypnotistfs point of
view the entire o peration -^/as c arri e d ou t under the most difficult
conditions . — He" had no previous _contact with silb ject^ hence, no
initial rapport existjd^^ no background, kno\rledge_of__subj.^^ —

jectis from which to develop leads indicating depth of trance. It
is an established f act": that tfahceldcp thzdeyel o ps most satlsfact- ^
orily if time - ( a few days ) - ii^llowed he teasn- i ater/lews . — Here
subjects took part in four developmental -Intervlsws within a per-
iod of 48 hours thus aHo^vlng-very^ld^ttle-assimlator:/ time. ,

.

Despite the difficultie s under which he wo rked, I-ir. was

able to* deffiGastrate-sediuja-traace-phenoaena (juita satisfactorily —

With respect to techniques used by- ^rT: in suggestibility
testing and hypnostsy the' methods are essentially as follcrt^s; A
constant^speed- black on, white spiral color'Whesl vas used for
visual ffyation along with verbal' su atesti on in initial testing. .
With these subjects demonstrating susceptibility, suggestions were
made that future trance induction would be accoctpllshed on verbal
coaaiknd to sleep. In^later Inter'/icws verbal stiggestlons and com-
mands were given with a background . of metronome beats.

He suits:

■

As Indicated pre'/iouslyy three cubjecte were chosen for fur-
ther development.- - Result^ith each subject will be treated sep-
eratsly. Subject A attain-ad a madtura trenee state. In the

short time for develcpment,^iC^wr7^he was to i-each a som-

namibulistic state as cbaracterJ,zed by arEiisgio, .■ In the prelimirsery,
demonstration subject A d-jm.onstrated arm catalepsy and hypnotic re-
call of written material. In the final demonstration Subject A de-
monstrated aims paralysis and induced pain as a forte of physical end
pEychologlcal control.

noKoz iJ^Kwattalned medium trance state and In both de-
ffionatrations pr™sd under hypnosia a f ,

vritt'‘n material provloaaly observed. Unfbrt'onately both A
B proved to have excellent meffiories. They vrre able to ^call
the naterial i^uita eccurately without byrihoiis so tha» little,

If any, loprovement could be noticed. ■

Subject C attained mediua trance state a particular

flair for visualisation and yerbalizatioa. In the prelimiaary^ de-
monstration "C" reproduced thejd.ayout of- the room obseryea noting

additional f eat>are 3:andlcormcMns ‘?!f

in a previous conscious recounting. Interrogation ir.di<.at*d thw
further InfonBation as to detail could be obtained. la the fina.
demonstraticn subject C W3_resr_essed^to_^^^ in

visited and asked to describe tne pcene. Verification

aa t^^curacy of the aescriptlonlcme f roa_an_obse^er who _

aa >3 ©cojuror;/ VA via-

^ri^ntiy visited the area.— It is interesting to note -..at the de- „
8crit>tion was in terms of"th^l9*i8 app-earence .^nd did not alluue ..
to extensive fire dastructioh which occurred later.

Written p roductions of, 3ubject3_are attach ed in their orlglnal-
state.

Ccmsnents: ..

' l^hereas the expcriraent was only partially successful in the
llpht of failure to achieve e.-nnesiec states and the lacs of mrxea
improvement in hypnotic recalir theilnter^est aroused among pbsf|ver3
of the demonstration ottssta to the succesa of one of tas main ob-
jectives --stimulatioh-of thinkins in the operational fields.

Chemical Division, TSS

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isrnoent has isada this
pr<4S<lH/ plar.t A6i Pl_tM “’'•« Uia’-str/ of_ - _

i!c»l*.b, U 5 S 3 / probably durtog l952t—_—T^

T!-^ suijaysas are as foUonsr :

.. Th8-=atortal «as approxteatoly SO?! of the «G" type-of-peniolllia

and opproxitsately 26% “K* tjje.

V. ThTOlort-alrws a^^^^^^ aaorphous sodinm

ealv of pcAicHiit'*

c, ( 1 ) 7olsbt - lSJ».7_Bg/vial.

(2) ColubllUy » Soluble la_T?ater and phosphate buffer solutlae,—
pU In water 6.1.

O) St.ahtlity -- n ot dcteroined^ t amorphous penicillin is imom to
be aueU-loss-stablo thiia crystaUine.

(!t) _ Purity - 127?^lts/allltgran. _ ,

(5) Toxicity - satisfactoryy passes TDK test.

(6) Cofissarison with USP^tests jvtSP salt is crystal^e and

contains not loss than 85^ "0". This laaterial is KBOrphodS
and contains about $ 0 % "G". ndllierain potency is

about 76,9% of USP standard.

d. Potency - two vials used, ono 193,000 units; the other. 191^,000 uiu-ts.

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